Rhododendrons, and azaleas are the stars of the show this month, but other trees, shrubs, and flowers are spectacular.
The Rhodies come in many colors: ![]() |
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Azaleas are close cousins ![]() Gibraltar Exbury Azalea |
![]() Azalea canadensis |
![]() Azalia 'Refrain' |
Other shrubs ![]() Viburnum plicatum 'Summer Snowflake' |
![]() Viburnum macrocephalum (Chinese snowball viburnum) |
![]() Viburnum plicatum f. tomentosum 'Shasta' |
![]() Syringa vulgaris 'Sensation' (Lilac) |
And flowers ![]() Allium |
![]() Bleeding Heart |
![]() Centura Montana |
![]() A pink Clemetis |
![]() A white Clemetis |
![]() A pink Columbine |
![]() Dame's Rocket |
![]() A woodland Geranium |
![]() Honeysuckle |
![]() Iris Yellow Flag - look for these in the wetlands |
![]() Lamium groundcover |
![]() Lily of the Valley |
![]() Star of Bethlehem |
![]() Sweet Woodruff |
Walk around the garden to enjoy the rhodies in the landscape! |
![]() The front lawn's rhodies and Japanese Maples |
![]() Rhodies and Shasta Viburnum |
![]() On the other side of the pond |